Pro Tools 11 - Exporting Audio for a Mixer question

[TheEdster75]

So I am a member of The Unstoppable Recording Machine/Nail the Mix, which Joey Sturgis helped formulate. So I was going over a series of tutrials by Joel Wanasek called Mix Prep. In it he did a video on exporting audio/WAV files to hand over to a mixer, type of scenario.

Now he was in Cubase and was able to select various tracks based on what he was doing (it being midi, wet vs. dry tracks, guitar DI's, printing effects and what not) and he was able to export all his audio into a folder and there all the audio sat so as to be able to drag them all back on tracks one by one if you wanted to or all together and have them create new tracks.

Now, I know how to import audio in Pro Tools 11, but how to I export a recording in the same manner as I mentioned above in PT11? When I select various tracks or one track and go to export, it doesn't give me an option to export that track as audio. And the only other option I can see is bounce to disk, but that exports the whole song all at once. would I have to solo and then mute all other tracks, just to bounce one? I have a hard time believing Pro Tools 11 can't do this.. And I can't find anything on Google. Maybe I am not asking the question right? Help!

Thanks!

[cwsand]

Hi, This is a lot easier to do in Pro Tools 12 with the new commit features, but one way you could do it is to set each track to its own bus and select each bus to export in the bounce window (hit the + next to Bounce Source in the Bounce window to select multiple bus outputs). You probably should make a selection in the edit window for the start and end times.